Telegram-herald., 1887-10-06
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cHrrAso. Oct. 5-P1esitent Cleveland
sld paEtg arrived "a Chicago a. $40 tais
morning Al feenfr-sh.rsi-st station. az
~Aieh ths Pfezitens aiisntsd rom The
tsaia. IL xAa totally dssait of any d@cors-
uen. As ths Wheels el the Presl iant's
tFaln esssed rolling The lishE battery p,
fourth Duitsd states Ar1ilery. command
81 By Capt. Rodnsy, Numbered a military
selc0u.s OF taiftsen sAla1ss. and cheer
after cheer wsnt ap fIom thousands sno
had Assem- slei 81 see ths Fresidsnt step GA
ths s0il 81 lie lfst uns. The
President lIevelaa4 we're seated
ia their osg a.. aasn the train bad iaiiy
stopped they arose 4ad looked oui Of oas u
ths 0lntoss. The recsption committees a.
once boarded tAs car and we're presented
~ lhs President All NIs. Cleveland - Col
onsg lamont The President ess accom-
panied O. a carriage. ehsrs he Nss seated
facing Mayor Roche ana oossrnoE slesDy.
Ot1ar mefa oers cf the party aad tue fecep-
tiou eomGaltf entered other carriages and,
led 81 a c0no2uy 0i cavalry, Chief oi Police
hbers1.t sill bis afa1. a.sO az mounted
the Party rode rapitiY % Michigan ave
" nen l1s ffeslfe1 ~ pasty reached lDir-
ty-dflh-ss t1s carriage took ~ place IA iine
and ne procession started Mayor Roche
and Roslnsa aster- General Villas occupied tns
eaErlage with TIE President
The procession Nas Large ant imposing
II Is estimated that there we're thirty
thousand men IN hne. CHEF Marshal Ten.
Chas. fitzsiu mons. with his aides, escorted
by The caralrg, beaded the procession,
foli0ssd hy The Presidents carriage aad
other member 0i bis party an1 the recep-
t0u comml.tee. succeeding them were four
companies II che Iwenty second infantry
Cnsted states army, ths First and SecoEd
regiments ilhnois National Guards, troop /,
FIRST cavalry [ nilst states army. Mil
wsukee Light Horse s4asdron, Cleveland
city trsops. light battery f., Fourth
artillery United States army, Chicago
lanesrs and sailors ard marines from
United states sLsaiuers Michigan Aiter
the nliliEsrV display followed a detail from
the IRE Department, various Grand Army
posts veteran soldiers and sailors. the
veterans of the Seventh Regiment OF New
York. several city rife corps. knigats OF
pythlas, and numerous social and industrial
organizations. The rUute Of the procession
covered the FINEST portion OF the center Of
the city. Fgeryw here along the route the
streets we're denssly crowded with people,
Who greeted tho distinguished guest IN ths
most cordial and enthusiastic manner. The
President received the demonstrations IN
his most gracious way. bO~ing and raising
nls hat almost constantly a. ne RODE along
Macy business houses about The city are
tasteft IL and in some cases very ela0ora,ely
decorated. AZ the conclusion OF the parade
NavOr Roche made A very bries speech of
welcome to the President % which ne re-
Piled sayiag among other things that he
bad oeen urgently invited to yislt Chicago
soon AFTER the election OF lsSt, oy IA old
rssidens % this city and when all his per-
snasions had failed 70 gain his accsptance
OF me invitation. the Chicago gentleman
broke out with this declaration: The peo-
pie uD where hve don't think . man Is
ht 10 % president Who Nas never been %
Chicago he said later IN bis remarks.
-Now that j am here. 1 feel ike saying
with he Queen Of Shehs, the haif was not
told n.s.'F The President alluded 10 the
BRET history Of the city aad aid be was
greatly amazed AZ the imrease growth and
volume O. business thsi made e marvel
smong cities His closing remarks were
IN references 10 tne important Ool-AuoE OF
citizenship.
President and Mrs Cleveland gave pub
lie reception a. The Palmer UOuse this after
noon for nearly shres hours. During that
time Il = estimated that the President shook
hands with more than six thousand people.
The .an around the hOtei was something
terrible. There wsrs nOt less thsn twenty
thousand rs0pio ia the asssfnblags gathered
10 pSg shair respects - the chief magistrate
and his fair wife and 10 vas With great difh-
cultv thas this vast crowd was controlled.
People we're sdrnittsd into the hotel ss fast
"a pos~ibls. and passed the President gensr.
ally af the rata Of forty seven a minute.
Ms Cleveland rsnsined seated near her
husband for sbout halt an hour when shs
aross and stood = little behind ana ~ one
side ~ the President she frequently
smiled sad bowed 10 the passing
throrx. bat relrsinsd from shaking
b.nds R was apparent from
her appearance thas sAs had nof recovered
from the slixas illness of the morning
caused BY her over ersrtions ia =. Louis.
The report that Mrs. Cleveland tainted
while IN tbs Union League Club house to-
dav = denied bv Colonel Lamont.
a. the conclusion of the afternoon -
cepfion The Presidential party retired for
dinner. which vas served IN an slegsnt
manner IN taa private dining rq0H of she
Psiser House. After dinner there was
short period of rest. and thsn az : o'clock
The Presidents snd parry vers escorted BY
the Com u tee # Arrangements rom he
hofeI 70 tas Colgmbia Theatre whsrs the
evening card reception wss held The
thea-Fe was handsomely decorated and prs
sented q magnificent arpearance Jnfn III
o'c,ock President and M. Cleveland received
IA 5usands af their Chicago admirers. bat
unfoftnnefeiv thousands of others we're m
anIs t0 gam sduiittance % ths theatre.
Long lines Of isdies and gentlemen In fun
s-ass stood f1r hours en- tie walks Cor
hI.,rka s-fsri ths thesfrs and then had 10
fepart without obtaining en.range 70 the
reception.
Tomorrow morning tke President vii
visis TIE International EncamEment and
review The trnops ard shortly before noon
vii ieosri for Nl wansse